Use the elements in the dialog box to modify the parameters of a polar calculation.
Base line for polar surveying. It is determined by a station P1 and a connection point P2
Click Graphic icon to identify another base line.
Type an Offset value or use the Graphic icon to shift the line.
Type an Azimuth value or use the Azimuth Reverse icon to interchange start and end point.
P1: observing station.
P2: connecting point to determine the base line. If you select a poly line, the vertices that are nearest to the click are used.
You can edit the coordinates in the dialog box or use the Graphic icon to select another point.
Specify the base line with an offset to the selected element.
Azimuth of the base line (angle between base line and north).
CP: Coordinates of the calculated point, target point.
Use the Graphic icon to determine the distance and angle of an existing point. This is useful, if you want to calculate another point with delta values.
Measured distance between station and new point
Measured angle (direction) to the new point CP (reading from field measurement.
You can specify the values by an absolute number or by delta values, related to the current value. This is useful if you want to calculate a number of points with the same distances or angles.
Type a delta value and click Calculate. The new value is calculated by adding the delta to the current value. Click Calculate again. The delta is added again.
Enter a longitudinal offset.
Enter a lateral offset (rectangular to the P1-CP line).
Measured angle to the base line point P2